Page 27 - The Real Story of Yashmal and Yaqub Chapter 1

The city became a cauldron of mixed emotions. Rumors about Yaqub's work spread rapidly,
sparking heated debates in marketplaces and homes. Some citizens were awed by the potential
of his discoveries, while others were deeply unsettled by the ethical implications. The first signs
of impact from Yaqub's experiment were subtle yet profound. A change in the air, a shift in the
demeanor of those who were part of his trials. The implications of what Yaqub had set in motion
were vast and unknowable. But for Yaqub, this was just the beginning. His grand experiment
was more than a pursuit of knowledge or power; it was a statement, a challenge to the natural
order of the world.

Yaqub's journey was not without its challenges. In college, he faced mockery for his distinct
appearance, earning the nickname 'the Big Head Scientist. Yaqub endured the biting sting of
ridicule. Dubbed 'the Big Head Scientist' by his peers, each jibe only hardened his resolve,
fueling a burning desire to ascend beyond the limitations they sought to impose upon him. His
intellectual pursuits, a solitary haven, became the crucible for his emerging vision. Despite this,
he graduated with a vision that extended beyond academia. In the city near Mecca, Yaqub began
preaching a new doctrine he called 'Tricknology,' embodied in his 'Book of Tricknology of 120°.'
He proclaimed that following this doctrine would enable dominance over the world for 6000
years.

Yaqub's influence grew rapidly. Those who had once mocked him now sought to learn from him.
His doctrine attracted a large following, alarming the local king, who feared Yaqub's growing
power. This led to the arrest of Yaqub and his followers, filling the prisons. Despite the
confinement, Yaqub's teachings continued to spread. The king's guards, under direct orders,
apprehended Yaqub's followers in a swift crackdown, filling the city’s dungeons. The prisons,
overflowing with believers in Tricknology, became centers of whispered revolution.
The King, aware of Yaqub's growing influence, viewed his teachings with suspicion. The king's
advisors alerted him to the potential unrest Yaqub's 'Tricknology' could cause, fearing it might
challenge the established order.

Facing overcrowded prisons, the king personally visited Yaqub to negotiate. The jail, a
foreboding structure of cold stone and iron bars, echoed with the murmurs and shuffles of its
countless inmates. The narrow corridors, dimly lit by flickering torches, led to a dark and dirty
cell where Yaqub awaited the king. The oppressive atmosphere of the jail was palpable, a stark
contrast to the world outside its walls.

As Yaqub prepared to face The King in the dimly lit confines of the prison cell, his mind was a
whirlwind of strategy and foresight. He understood the gravity of this confrontation, knowing
that the words he chose and the demeanor he projected could alter the course of his destiny and
that of his followers. In these moments, Yaqub was acutely aware of the delicate balance
between his ambition and the harsh reality of his situation. He pondered the possible outcomes,
calculating the risks and benefits of each potential decision. This was not just a test of his
intellect but also of his ability to navigate the treacherous waters of political intrigue. As he
steadied his nerves, Yaqub reminded himself that this negotiation was a pivotal point in his
grand plan, an opportunity to turn adversity into advantage.

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